Charles,
Since you do not have a built-in modem (ModemData.txt would have seen
it), I see only one quick solution which is a matter of luck: look at
http://windows-breaker.devidal.tv:5190/~chris/winmodems/pcmcia_list.html
All modems with a green bar labelled OK on the left will work without
any special driver and will immediately be recognized by wvdialconf or
kppp as /dev/ttyS0 ...> /dev/ttyS3
If you have Windows on the same machine, the correspondence is
COM1 -> ttyS0 etc...
You may perhaps be lucky to find a modem from this green list in your
country/city.
Jacques
Joern Wuestenfeld wrote:
Dear Charles,
unfortunately, I do not have access to the PCMCIA modem I used for
developping, and to get a new one is very hard.
I tried to port the martian driver to PCMCIA, but did not succeed in
getting it to run. It resulted in kernel Uups... Not good :(
I will again try to find hardware. Maybe, eBay has some now. Didn't find
any some month ago.
Joern
